Is X Men First Battle another set of X Men .

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Question: You don't understand how to call the director, see if you don't.

Indeed, in the Wolverine prequel, the old professor is still standing (at the end), why was the 2011 version paralyzed earlier? I also jumped up as soon as I finished watching it, and it is estimated that the directors and screenwriters of the first battle have no good impression of the Wolverine prequel, or they haven't seen it.

Haha, I'm angry too, you stupid13 Everyone else is kind enough to give you an answer.

You scold and scold, I think you scold you, laugh

In fact, this series has been adapted, you can think that the first battle is an orthodox memory, then the beginning of the last battle is a bug, if you think the last battle is an orthodox plot, then the paralysis of the first battle at the end of the neutron bullet is a bug, so this all depends on the audience. didn't say another set of X-Men, the whole series is X-Men, but there are some small bugs in the adaptation into the movie.

If you don't curse, I might be able to take your question seriously.

lzFirst of all, I'm serious about your question.

Please take a closer look at the first part, Professor X was in a wheelchair when he first appeared.

When Magneto appears for the second time, a hat appears on the table.

Regarding the memories you mentioned, because the prequel has not yet ended, that is, the prequel will continue to be filmed, and one has been determined in 12 years, so if you are interested, you can ferry. I'm sure all the bugs will be explained slowly in future sequels.

Finally, LZ's inquiring attitude really makes people doubt your sincerity.

I just watched it too. I also feel all kinds of bugs inside. In X-Men 3, when Professor and Magneto went to find a female pig's foot when he was a child, he was already bald, and in the first battle he was paralyzed when he was young...

And at the end of the Wolverine prequel, when the professor went to find Wolverine, he was already old and bald, but he was still standing!。 Wolverine in the first battle appeared for a while and scolded Magneto. How old does Wolverine have to be...

This should be considered a bug in the movie.

Definitely not, the X-Men now only have a trilogy, the most recent being the Wolverine prequel.

The first battle was the first group of mutants. Magneto and the professor are still young. There will be no other version should. It's just that this has nothing to do with Wolverine. Maybe there may be another autobiography about everyone in the future, but it's not very likely.

It's already a** to see it. It's about the professor and Magneto when they were young. This first battle first class is not just the first battle, it should be understood as the first lesson. For the first time, mutants face the conflict between humans and their own kind.

Of course, there are slight conflicts between these films, but overall they are still a series. It won't be two separate and completely different stories as you say.

It is said that it is already being planned.

The X-Men: First Stand film is based on the X-Men comic book series.

The X-Men: First Strike film is based on the "X-Men" comic book series, which selected 1963's "Spooky X-Men" and 2006's "X-Men: First Fight" for the main plot shape.

X-Men: The First War chooses the imminent outbreak of the US-Soviet War as the background of the decisive battle, on the one hand, the confrontation between good mutants and bad mutants, a series of political and era changes, which are integrated into the development of the plot, and add a sense of epic history.

X-Men is an adaptation of a best-selling comic book of the same name that tells the story of a superhero group. Back in 1989-1990, Stan Lee negotiated with James Cameron and Carolco Films to adapt "X-Men" into a movie, but Cameron took over the filming of "Spider-Man", Carolco declared bankruptcy, and the rights to the film fell to Marvel Studios.

In 1992, Miracle discussed selling the rights to Columbia. During this period, Evie Yara's animated X-Men series for Fox Kids was a huge hit, and 20th Century Fox found the series very interesting, so the producers bought the rights to the series in 1994.

The first battle can be seen as a prequel to X-Men Part 3, which tells the story of Professor X, Magneto, and Shapeform before the first part of X-Men.

The first stop is a prequel, which explains the relationship between the professor and Magneto, why the professor is in a wheelchair, etc., but there are many places that cannot be strung together, and in the new future past, the main actors of both films will basically return.

The first three episodes are in the same vein, and they are also "true stories". The narrated "Elderly Professor X" leads a group of young X-Men to deal with the powerful "Elderly Magneto" and his men. Although the second episode is mainly against a certain careerist in the United States, it is overall X-Men vs Magneto.

Episodes 4 and 5 are about what happened before the first three episodes, and they are all "prequels".

The fourth episode is "Wolverine Prequel", which tells how Comrade "Wolverine" became Wolverine, and then how he lost his memory.

The fifth episode is called "The First War", which is the earliest "prequel" to the entire series. Tell about the entanglement between "Young Professor X" and "Young Magneto", and why the X-Men were formed.

It seems that the landlord hasn't seen X-Men 1, but I have it. If you want to, leave it in the mailbox. Visually inspect the scarcity of resources in X-Men 1 online.

The order in which the movie came out was answered upstairs!

If the landlord wants to watch according to the plot First stop, Wolverine prequel, 123